St. Patrick's Day History, Origin and Customs
Links for St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 2012 
St. Patrick, the holy and tutular man
His beard down his bosom like Aaron's ran:
Some from Scotland, some from Wales, will declare that he came,
But I care not from whence now he's risen to fame;
The pride of the world and his enemies scorning
I will drink to St. Patrick, today in the Morning!
He's a desperate big, little Erin go brah;
He will pardon our follies and promise us joy,
By the mass, by the Pope, by St. Patrick so long
As I live, I will give him a beautiful song!
No saint is so good, Ireland's country adorning:
Then hail to St. Patrick, today, in the morning!
(Traditional Song)
Saints, Snakes & Clover
- Biography of St. Patrick
- The Historical St. Patrick
- Who Was St. Patrick?
- St. Patrick and the Snakes
- St. Patrick and Leap Year
- St. Patrick Myths Debunked
- Fact vs. Fantasy: Ireland's Shamrock Legend
- Early Religions of the Irish: The Shamrock
- Irish Shamrock or. 4-Leaf Clover?
- Shamrocks Banned in Boston?
- History of St. Patrick's Day Holiday
- The Tradition of St. Patrick's Day Parades
Ireland's History & Folklore
- Timeline of Irish History
- Celtic Mythology
- Mythical Ireland
- The Leprechaun
- A Field Guide to Irish Fairies
- What Is Blarney?
- The Blarney Stone
- Is the Blarney Stone a Load of Blarney?
- What Does 'Erin Go Bragh' Mean?
- Irish Curses
- Irish Blessings
- The Toasts of Ireland
- Irish Recipes
- Irish Folk Songs: Lyrics
St. Patrick's Day Oddments
